Freud's Personality Theory Was Primarily Based on Case Studies Of

question 86

Multiple Choice

Freud's personality theory was primarily based on case studies of:

• A) historical figures who had overcome adversity and went on to achieve self-actualization.
• B) a large group of patients who were randomly chosen to be a representative sample of the Austrian population.
• C) a small number of middle-class and upper-class patients, himself, and historical figures.
• D) prominent men from the aristocracy and Austrian upper-class society.

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Definitions:

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The durability and impact of an attitude, influencing how resistant it is to change and how it affects behaviors.

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Essential aspects or components that define or distinguish characteristics of phenomena, objects, or concepts, often used in making comparisons or in analysis.

Persuasion

The process of influencing someone's beliefs, attitudes, intentions, motivations, or behaviors through argument, reasoning, or appeal.

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